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Hello! I want to hide the categories from the articles on the Blog Posts Widgets. I attach an image in order to understand it better.
Thank you so much for your help
Hi there,
We can help you with that.
Firstly, can you please share a link to your website, so we can inspect your website setup?
Best regards,
Shufflehound team
Hello!
The website is demo.andreajuan.es
I want to hide the categories in there:
You can try this custom CSS by adding it to the theme settings:
.masonry-shadow .post-meta-two { display: none!important; }Let us know if that works! 🙂
Amazing! It worked! Thank you for your fast solution!
I think, there should be an OFF-ON button in the Blog Posts Widget!
Thank you again!
And in a Masonry 2.0, how is the CSS Code?
I tried masonry-2.0 but it does not work.
thank you
And… In the blog categories, which code I need to add in order to display 3 columns?
https://demo.andreajuan.es/category/vegetariano/
Thank you for your help
Great! 🙂
Can you please share a link o the page where Masonry 2.0 is enabled, so we can take a look?
You can enable 3 columns layout by disabling the sidebar as we previously tested that it is pretty narrow for 3 columns there with the sidebar.
Hello!
2 columns of articles with the sidebar they look TOO big, and you have to scroll down a lot to see all the articles: https://demo.andreajuan.es/category/sin-gluten/
the masonry 2.0 is in the Home: https://demo.andreajuan.es/ in ¡Visita mi blog! Section
thank you!
Hi there,
You can try this custom CSS by adding it to the theme settings:
.content-with-sidebar-left .blog-style-masonry article, .content-with-sidebar-right .blog-style-masonry article width: 33.3%; }
Let us know if that works.
Best regards,
Shufflehound team
Hello! thank you so much! it looks so much better. I attach a before and after:
We are glad that it worked! 🙂
How about this? (Tho hide categories)
“And in a Masonry 2.0, how is the CSS Code?
I tried masonry-2.0 but it does not work.”
For that, you can try this custom CSS:
.content-with-sidebar-left .blog-style-masonry article, .content-with-sidebar-right .blog-style-masonry article { width: 33.3%; }Hello! This do not work.
Messages ago you send me this code:
.masonry-shadow .post-meta-two {
display: none!important;But I want it to hide categories in Masonry 2.0 Style
In that case, you can try this:
.masonry2 .post-meta-two { display: none!important; }Let us know if that works!
It worked!
Thank you so much! You are amazing
We are glad that it worked! 🙂
